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ASUS Launches K-12 EmpowerED Hardware Grant

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In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses an exciting new initiative by ASUS, which aims to transform K-12 education in the United States. ASUS has launched the EmpowerED Hardware Grant Program, designed to equip schools with cutting-edge technology to foster innovation and learning. The program will provide up to four K-12 schools with complete, 12-station technology labs, featuring professional-grade ASUS desktops or laptops and dedicated peripherals tailored to specific focus areas such as Artificial Intelligence and Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics, Gaming and Esports, Media and Digital Creativity, or Robotics. For more information, visit the ASUS website.

The EmpowerED Hardware Grant Program aims to remove technology barriers that hinder great ideas in education. By delivering high-performance hardware directly to classrooms, ASUS is helping educators create modern spaces where students can innovate and thrive. The program is open to all United States K-12 schools and districts, including specialized K-12 labs. Applicants are encouraged to share their vision for utilizing the equipment to power their programs. Selected schools will partner with ASUS on a co-branded case study, marketing materials, and a live event. Applications open on September 7 and close on October 16, with the selected schools announced by November 16. Schools can apply and learn more at us.asus.click/GrantProgramSite.

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